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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex Delarge View Post
    Just two things:

    We say Laranja. Alaranjado is Orangeish

    And i have no idea of what anil is
    Quote Originally Posted by B01AB20 View Post
    I think 'añil' in spanish means blue, or some kind of blue.

    not a very used word.
    Yep. Anil/Añil or Índigo is the colour in between blue and violet. For many of us, just a deep blue. (But we distinguish blue from green and many cultures think it's the same colour, so all is open in truth to where we want to put the borders.)

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    count to 10 in the different Romance languages.





    French.

    1 - un
    2- deux
    3 - trois
    4 - quatre
    5 - cinq
    6 - six
    7 - sept
    8 - huit
    9 - neuf
    10 - dix


    Spanish.

    1 - uno
    2 - dos
    3 - tres
    4 - cuatro
    5 - cinco
    6 - seis
    7 - siete
    8 - ocho
    9 - nueve
    10 - diez



    Italian.

    1 - uno
    2 - due
    3 - tre
    4 - quattro
    5 - cinque
    6 - sei
    7 - sette
    8 - otto
    9 - nove
    10 - dieci



    Latin.

    1 - unus
    2 - duo
    3 - tres
    4 - quattuor
    5 - quinque
    6 - sex
    7 - septem
    8 - octo
    9 - novem
    10 - decem



    Romanian.

    1 - unu
    2 - doi
    3 - trei
    4 - patru
    5 - cinci
    6 - sase
    7 - sapte
    8 - opt
    9 - noua
    10 - zece



    Friulian.

    1 – un
    2 – doi
    3 – trê
    4 – cuatri
    5 – cinc
    6 – sîs
    7 – siet
    8 – vot
    9 – nûf
    10 – dîs



    Portuguese.

    1 - um
    2 - dois
    3 - três
    4 - quatro
    5 - cinco
    6 - seis
    7 - sete
    8 - oito
    9 - nove
    10 - dez



    Occitan.

    1 – un
    2 – dos
    3 – tres
    4 – quatre
    5 – cinc
    6 – sièis
    7 – sèt
    8 – uèch
    9 – nòu
    10 – dètz



    Asturian.

    1 – un
    2 – dos
    3 – tres
    4 – cuatro
    5 – cinco
    6 – seis
    7 – siete
    8 – ocho
    9 – nueve
    10 – diez



    Catalan.

    1 – un
    2 – dos
    3 – tres
    4 – quatre
    5 – cinc
    6 – sis
    7 – set
    8 – vuit
    9 – nou
    10 – deu



    Corsican.

    1 – unu
    2 – dui
    3 – trè
    4 – quattru
    5 – cinque
    6 – séi
    7 – sétte
    8 – óttu
    9 – nóve
    10 – déce



    Galician.

    1 – un
    2 – dous
    3 – tres
    4 – catro
    5 – cinco
    6 – seis
    7 – sete
    8 – oito
    9 – nove
    10 – dez




    Ladin.

    1 – un
    2 – doi
    3 – trei
    4 – cater
    5 – cinch
    6 – sies
    7 – set
    8 – ot
    9 – nuef
    10 – diesc




    Romansh.

    1 – in
    2 – dus
    3 – trais
    4 – quatter
    5 – tschintg
    6 – sis
    7 – set
    8 – otg
    9 – nov
    10 – diesch




    Sardinian.

    1 – unu
    2 – duos
    3 – tres
    4 – bàtoro
    5 – chimbe
    6 – ses
    7 – sete
    8 – oto
    9 – noe
    10 – deghe




    Lombard.

    1 – vun
    2 – duu
    3 – trii
    4 – quatter
    5 – cinch
    6 – ses
    7 – sett
    8 – vott
    9 – noeuv
    10 – des




    Venetian.

    1 – un
    2 – dó
    3 – tre
    4 – quatro
    5 – zsinque
    6 – sie
    7 – sete
    8 – oto
    9 – nóve
    10 – diéxe

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    I'm not so sure to classify ladin and furlan as two separate languages...

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    ^ Aragonese (+ Benasqués) is missing there.

    0. zero
    1. uno/un
    2. dos
    3. tres
    4. quatro/quatre
    5. cinco
    6. seis (sies)
    7. siete (siet)
    8. ueito (ueit)
    9. nueu (nou)
    10. diez (deu)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pinocchio View Post
    Spanish.

    10 - diez

    Ladin.

    10 – diesc
    a proof that once upon a time the castillian lisp (the 'th' sound) didn't exist and they pronounced 'corazón' as 'coratson'? and 'diez' as 'diesc'?

    Quote Originally Posted by Comte Arnau View Post
    ^ Aragonese (+ Benasqués) is missing there.

    0. zero
    1. uno/un
    2. dos
    3. tres
    4. quatro/quatre
    5. cinco
    6. seis (sies)
    7. siete (siet)
    8. ueito (ueit)
    9. nueu (nou)
    10. diez (deu)
    well man, I wasn't missing it , you got me emotional one more time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by B01AB20 View Post
    a proof that once upon a time the castillian lisp (the 'th' sound) didn't exist and the pronounced 'corazón' as 'coratson'? and 'diez' as 'diesc'?



    well man, I wasn't missing it , you got me emotional one more time.
    This feature should be revived, at least in Latin America where we don't have a distinction between "c" and "s" yet we find the "th" sound annoying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hassad View Post
    This feature should be revived, at least in Latin America where we don't have a distinction between "c" and "s" yet we find the "th" sound annoying.
    what feature?, to write 'diez' as 'diesc' and 'corazón' as 'coratson'?

    if you mean the lisp, it cannot be 'revived' in latinamerica because it never existed there, and it would be extremely hard to popularize the lisp in latinamerica, the rejection would be massive I guess .

    imperialistas!! cabrones!! racistas!! metanse el silbido por el culo gallegos!! all over the place...

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    Quote Originally Posted by B01AB20 View Post
    what feature?, to write 'diez' as 'diesc' and 'corazón' as 'coratson'?

    if you mean the lisp, it cannot be 'revived' in latinamerica because it never existed there, and it would be extremely hard to popularize the lisp in latinamerica, the rejection would be massive I guess .

    imperialistas!! cabrones!! racistas!! metanse el silbido por el culo gallegos!! all over the place...
    Nope, I mean using a "ts" or something similar (which is not the lisp!).

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    Careful, B01. He's not referring there to Ladino/Sephardi/Judeo-Spanish, but to Dolomite Ladin, a Romance language close to Friulian spoken in Northern Italy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hassad View Post
    Nope, I mean using a "ts" or something similar (which is not the lisp!).
    mi gotso en un potso.

    Quote Originally Posted by Comte Arnau View Post
    Careful, B01. He's not referring there to Ladino/Sephardi/Judeo-Spanish, but to Dolomite Ladin, a Romance language close to Friulian spoken in Northern Italy.
    el meu gos en un pou.




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